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Page Twelve THE MCHENI|Y PLA1NDEALER r A Thursday, January 14, 1960v Pislakee Highlands RESCUE SQUAD FUND DRIVE IN HIGHLANDS Hazel Morley Kay Sielisch Hy 7-S32# Hy 7-3414 Kay Sielisch has taken the ' chainnanship of the Johnsburg Rescue Squad fund drive." for Pistakee Highlands. Kay leaves Jan. 8 for two weeks in Michigan, but has already started the ball rolling for the fund drive. $he has six willing and wonderful helpers. Janice Janquart, Marilyn (Bobs) VanZevern, Betty Sandelin, Gladys Mayer, Leo Orlowski, Rose- Mary Thelen and Sylvia Murray. When these folks call on you for donations and pledges, we hope they ^fll be received generously. It is our duty to h3p support the Rescue Squad. They are our only protection ai£l a most dependable one, as many of us in the Highlands h^ found out. ™ News of Your- • Friends and Neighbors •: ,S*r. and Mrs. Rosengart and Aana Cohrs were guests of the R»y Snells last Tuesday evenir^. They spent the evening playing cards. .They enjoyed scffne of Gert's delicious baked gQpds and coffee. Last Saturday the Snells left for a week's v Station in Chicago, where they visited with friends and relatives. ^Phe Herb Lindemanns were New Year's Eve guests of the B1J1. Norths. The Lindemanns spent last Sunday with their sflh, Harry, in Chicago. ' Ikay Sielisch enjoyed a de lieious luncheon on Michigan avenue with her cousin, Bill Patterson, Jan. 8. Kay has not sdfen Bill since they moved out here and they had *<^dles of family gossip to catch up on. ^The Bernard Mayers spent last Sunday visiting Gladys' gO-1 friend in Lake Villa. Zlack Rathnow is doing wonderfully and so very happy to out of the hospital. Jack still requires extensive treatnfll& nt but it is easier to take v®en you are with your loved ones. Marie Schlick accompanied Mamie O'Neill last Monday to Woodstock where Mamie .took her driver's license test. Barb Schlick, along with her dancing partner, took second place at the Jim Lounsberry Hop held New Year's Eve in McHenry. They will appear on the Lounsberry program Jan. v-- 16, Co compete with other recent winners. Frank Krumwiede's brother and family, the Bud Krumwiedes, from E)es Plaines, were Sunday visitors of Frank's and Judy's. Frank and' Judy were guests of Bud and family last Friday evening. Milton Crosdale -escaped injury last Friday when his car was wrecked. The Taters and their family enjoyed dinner with the Bill ^chlicks last Saturday. It was a birthday dinner for Marie's god-child, Terry. Sunday, Marie's sister and family, the Kaisers, were dinner guests. The Taters are from Rolling Meadow and the Kaisers from Chicago. Progressive Bunco For Next Woman's Club Meeting At the Jan. 27 Woman's club monthly meeting the women will" enjoy an evening of progressive bunco so mark the date on your calendar. Beekstroms Mark SO Years ' Of Marriage 'Elmer and Nellie Beckstrom of 405 Fox Lake Road celebrated thirty years of marriage Jan. 4. They had a party at their friend's place of business1 on Lake Geneva Road, Saturday, Jan. 9. The Kempers :aided them in all the preparation. Among the guests were the Richard Orlowskis, Nellie's sister and husband, the G. S. Kings, D. J. Parises, F. Rohdes, F. Kempers, P. Eedlauks. Highland News Items Complaints are pouring in about the dogs running loose again. Folks seem to think in this weather a dog cannot do much damage ,but they can and do. It is always the same dogs that are allowed to run and the folks are getting pretty fed up with them. Please keep your dog at home, before it is picked up and it will cost you a pretty penny to retrieve it. The Tomaos have returned from BrooklyA' New York. They had a most wonderful two weeks and visited*, many of the famous landmarks. The executive board held a meeting Jan. 5, at the home of president Howard McCreery. Even though the January and February meetings have been cancelled the board remains very active. * We are happy to have another new family settle in the Highlands. We take this opportunity to bid a hearty wel- Form F.R. I05e Reserve District No, (Revised Nov. 1965). State No. 7M ' REPORT OF CONDITION OF McHENRY STATE BANK of McHenry County, DHnols, at the close of business December 31, 1959, a State banking institution organized and operating under the banking laws of the State of Illinois and a member of the Federal .Resent Syitem. Published in accordance with a call Made by the Director at the Department of Financial Institutions and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this District. A S S E T S 1. Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balances, and caslh items in process of collection . .$ 1,839,468.32 2. United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 5,757,225.01 3. Obligations of States and political subdivisions 675,330.23 *4. Other bonds, notes and debentures f 437,175.00 5. Corporate stocks (including. $12,000.00 stock of Federal Reserve bank) "... 12,000.00 6. Loans and discounts (including $3,073.17 overdrafts) 7,041,732.83 7. Bank premises owned $150,000.00, furniture and fixtures $1.00. - 150,001.00 11. Other assets 357,90 12. TOTAL ASSETS . • 15,913,290.29 come to the R. G. Luti family who recently moved into their new home at 316 Ann street. We extend our deepest sympathy to Jocelyn Staudenmaier whose little-nine months old nephew was buried Jan. 5. The little boy was the son of Joelyn's sister in Chicago. Last Saturday Anna Cohrs entertained her four sons and their families with a big family dinner. Due to the illness of Dot Erbin arid Rosemary rThelen, the Brownies' meeting for Jan. 5 had to be postponed. P.T.A. This coming Tuesday, Jan. 19, another ^meeting s of the Johnsburg school P.T.A. will be held. Topic of the evening will be^ mental health., There will be a speaker for the evening and it should be very interesting to everyone. The regular meeting will be presided over by President Janquart and hostesses' for the evening will be the fourth grade mothers. The annual Fun Fair for this year will be held on April 9, at the school. Plans are already being made and any items for the white elephant sale twill be gratefully accepted. A bake sale booth and many freshments will be. available for those tiho might like a little nourishment. The tim» is from 5 to 9 and we hope for a big successful day. Around The Highlands Marcia Dowd and children spent New Year's Day with her parents, the Dickmans, in Chicago. Marica's aunt and uncle were dinner guests of the Dickmans also. Don and Wanda Dobecki and Jim and Carla Bales went downtown last Tuesday evening hoping to see a musical play but unfortunately the tickets were all sold out so they saw a movie instead and afterwards enjoyed a nice dinner. Carol Erbin attended a birthday dinner for one, of her friends last Thursday after school. A belated Christmas dinner was held on Jan. 3. Don and Wanda Dobecki were guests of Hugh and Eleanor Locker in McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Risto have returned home from F l o r i d a where they went to spend the Christmas holidays with their daughter. Happy first birthday to little Robby Conway who will be one year old on Jan. 17. different games will also be Hazel Morley, entertained her there for your enjoyment. Re-1 card club last night in her HARRY LUNDY, SR.. AUCTION GORDON STADE and WILLIAM RUSSEL, Auctioneers Having dedded ^ discontinue farming, the undersigned will sell the" following personal property, on premises located 1 mile North of McHenry, Illinois, 2 miles Southwest of Johnsburg, being on Riverside Drive, 2 miles South of Johnsburg Road, 1 mile East of Route 31 an the Steven H. Freund Farm on SATURDAY, JANUARY 16. 1960 -i~ AT 11:00 A.M. 34 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK 22 Hi-Grade HoOstein Milk Cows, consisting of 10 springers, 6 fresh -"'in last 30 days, balance bred for fall freshening. l^Purebred 2 year old stock bull; 5 Grade Heifers, 9 to 11 monitfib old; 1 Purebred blue ribbon 4-H Heifer, 11 mo. old; 5 Sheep, 4 bred ewes and 1 buck. These cattle have been TB and Bangs tested in the last 30 days. FASSI 52A€HiNEB¥ - McC. Super "M" Tractor; 1952 J.D. "A" tractor; J.D. "B" tractor, recently overtiauled; Aitlis No. 60 Combine; New Holland 77 hay baler w/motor; J.D. 226 corn picker; McC. 3-16 plow; McC. 2-16 plow; J.D. 2-14 slat plow; 1 Oliver disc; 1 McC. 8' disc; McC. corn binder; 4 section harrow; 2 row rotary hoe; J.D. 290 corn planter; Snow fence; Hog and dhicken wire; dec. fence posts; Stewart clipper; 2 milk boxes for hog houses; Van Brunt 14' grain drill; 2 row Quacktach J.D. cultivator; New Idea 7 ft. tractor mower; New Idea side delivery rake; J.D. tractor manure spreadenj Clod buster for 3 bottom plow; Rubber tire wagon w/flare box; 2 rubber tire wagons and hay racks; Massey Harris silo fillerr Gehi 10" hammermill; U.S. grain in® feezes; hog troughs; 2 275 $ai. tanks,' Cfclenfc^%imce; Chicken fpeters a^ftnwoders; 2 200 ft» hay rope«» font arid pulleys; 9xl& rugH 1Bbcl5 rug; Oook -stove, dresB?i$, tables, 2800 boles Mixed' hay; S00 bu. corn; 75 bu. beans; 600 bales straw; 600 oe^s; 10* sSlage in 14' silo. . iMf-; FCNLIOTFG EQUIPMENT ' 3 Seasn^^ tynikem; PaUs, - strainers, vwt^ Jfejeat«a,;i Pump and pipeline tor 30 oows; Rinse tanks, 20 mOk cans. Israeli Not Responsible for A«*sidentr TERMS: All suing$25,00 and under cash. Over this amount one-fourth down and the balance in six monthly payments. Make arrangements for credit with clerk before sale. McHENRY STATE BANK, Clerk HARRY LUNDY. SR.. Owner home. On hand as usual were Carla Bales, Dolly Novotny,' Mrs. G. VanZevern, Janice Janquart, Dot Erbin, Lois Mason and Wanda Dobecki. George and Marilyn VanZevern entertained a few friends last Saturday evening in their home. Among them were the Dobeckis, Erbins, Bales, Masons, Novotnys, Greggs, Sisks, Motleys, Janquarts and the Bob VanZeverns. t The Ralph Muellers spent New Year's • Day in Chicago where they had a nice dinner with friends. They took Trudy Rogde along to keep friend Marion company. Vi Schuble and Marge Moreth attended a surprise pot-luck dinner for Marion. Carlson in Johiisburg. Mrs. Carlson is chairinan of the Sewing Guild of which Vi and Marge are members. about the bus shelter at the corner store, being wrecks and pulled apart by the children. It has once again come to our attention that the children who wait for the bus on that corner are just tearing and ripping if to pieces. A few persons worked hard and on their own time to put the shelter' there and it is very disgusting to see your- time and efforts torn apart. -Here and There Twelfth Night A large crowd gathered at the barn last Wednesday evening for the burning of the Christmas trees. A larger group than expected turned out for the yearly event. The Sea Scouts served .hot- dogs, hof chocolate, hot coffee and cake Destroying Bus Shelter. A short while back we wrote vear already gone by. Report News Well, here it is almost half of the first month of the new Time sure does fly, doesn't it. If you have any items you would like in the column, why not give us a call. 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Regular or Menthol flN CAir TUilDcrtAV rmrviy o ^ UP! tfRtt s nun£UH I f rRSUH! & c *T! in n* y u B imLSH s 10-oz. aerosol STODDARD AUCTION AUCTIONEERS -- WM. RUSSEL and EDWIN VOGEL L I A B I L I T I E S 13. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 6,161,516.60 14. Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 7,798,904.22 15. Deposits of United States Government (including postal savings) 211,595.10 16. Deposits of States and political subdivisions 665,179.86 18. Other deposits (certified and officers' checks, e t c> 2 0 7 , 8 3 1 . 2 1 19. TOTAL DEPOSITS $15,045,026.99 23. Other liabilities 75.192.10 24. TOTAL LIABILITIES 15,120,219.09 C A P I T A L A C C O U N T S 25. Capital $ 100,000.00 26. Surplus 300,000.00 27. Undivided profits 240 571.20 28. Reserves (and retirement account for preferred caPital> 152,500.00 29. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 793 071 20 30. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ^5 290 29 'This bank's capital consists of Common stock with total par value of $100,000.00 Haviftg decided to quit fanning will sell all my personal property on the Farm known as the Koblentz-Wilcox Farm situated on Miller Road, 1 mile North and West of Greenwood, 6 miles Southeast of Hebrcm, 9 mites Northeast of Woodstock and 1 mile Northwest of Greenwood BlacKtop Road, on: M E M O R A N D A 31. Assets pledged or assigned to secure liabilities and for other purposes 575 500.00 32. Loans as shown above are after deduction of . reserves of 174,722.25 I, THOMAS F. BOLGER, Cashier of the above-named bank, hereby certify that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. THOMAS F. BOLGER Correct--Attest: ROBERT L. WEBER W. A. NYE, M.D. GERALD J. CAREY Directors State of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 8th day of January 1960. 7LENORA E. FRISBY, Notary Public (SEAL) THURSDAY. JANUARY 21. 1960 COMMENCING AT 11:00 A.M. 56 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK, consisting of: 30 Holstein Milch Cows; 6 Holstein Heifers, springing; 11 Holstein Heifers, 14 to 20 mos. old; *4 Holstein Heifers, 7 mos. oM; 2 Holstein Heifers, 7 mos. old; 1 Holstein Bull, 2 yrs. old; 1 Holstein Bull, 10 mos. old; 1 Holstein Bull, 3 mos. old. (8 Springers in this herd, 10 freshened in last 4-6 weeks) MACHINERY M. Moline UB Tractor, 1956; Int. F20 Tractor & 2 row Cultivator; Int. Model B Tractor and 2 row Cultivatpr; New Idea No. 17 Manure Spreader; New Holland 77 Hay Baler; Int. 64, Grain Combine with Motor; John Deere 200 2 row Corn Picker, pull type; New Idea No. 30 Power Hay Mower; Int. 12 ft. Grain Drills Fert. attach.; Int. 4 row Corn Planter; Int. 8 ft. Tractor Disc; Int. 4 Sec. Iron Drag; 2 Sec. Wooden Drag; M. Moline 3 Bot. 16" Hydraulic Tractor Plow; J. Deere 963 RT Wagon; RT Wagon and.Steel Flare Grain Box; RT Wagon and Hay Rack; 1 Hay Rack, new; 1 Tank Type Hog Waterer; 12 Hole Hog Feeder; 14 rolls Snow Fence; 48 1x12, 16 ft. Boards; 6 - 2x12, 16 ft. Planks; Int. Side Del. Rakr Buzz Saw; New Idea 40 ft. Grain Elevator; Wagon Hoist; Hay Rope and Forks; Gordon Tractor and attach.; Grindstone; Chevrolet, 2 dr. Fleetline Automobile; Cement Mixer with 1 bag dump and hoist. feied 35 ton Mixed Alfalfa and Clovep? Hay; 100 bu. Oats; 600 bu. Corn; 16 ft. Silage in 14 ft. Silo. MILKING EQUIPMENT 2 Single Units, Hinman Milking Units; 1 S. Steel Strainer; 1 Steel Strainer; 2 S. Steel Milk Pails; 2 Steel Wash Tanks; 1 Losee Hot Water Heater; 30 in. Exhaust Fan; 10 Milk Cans'. Duo Therm Heater and Blower MANY ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION USUAL BANK TERMS: No property removed until settled for. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS ST. 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